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My wife, a dub and I are all certified and I'm starting 2 more kids on certification this winter. I'm looking for an air integrated wrist computer that can monitor multiple wireless units (preferably at least 4). Anybody have any favorites or recommendations?

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[–] [email protected] 3 points 1 month ago

If the point is to monitor the other divers' cylinder pressure, I believe there's only the Garmin transmitters that have sufficient range for that (and even then, it's tricky). Most transmitters will top out around 1-2m range, whereas the Garmin transmitters can have a range up to 10m (in ideal, line-of-sight conditions). I believe you can have up to 4-5 transmitters paired with a computer.

I would recommend teaching everyone good habits and have them monitoring their own pressure, but that's just me.